The dark side of Medicare Advantage: a must-read investigation
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‘Coercive Care’ investigation reveals how doctors have pressured sickle cell patients into unwanted sterilizations
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STAT’s Casey Ross and Bob Herman named 2024 Pulitzer Prize finalists
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STAT investigative series ‘Denied by AI’ wins major journalism prizes
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Vote now in STAT Madness 2024
Welcome to STAT Madness, a bracket-style contest to find the best innovation in science and…
We wish we’d written that: STAT staffers share their favorite stories of 2023
It’s time to take stock of the year that was in health and science: the…
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There’s an old story in journalism, and it goes like this: A reporter is asked,…
STAT’s most memorable photos of 2023
The past year has brought huge changes in medicine and science — from innovations like…
A letter from the executive editor: STAT’s investigation into a UnitedHealth algorithm
I want to bring your attention to a vitally important investigation STAT has published today. For more…
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STAT turns 8: A letter from the executive editor
Today STAT turns 8. In these annual letters, I usually talk proudly about all we…
The 27 best books and podcasts on health and science to check out this summer
With summer in full swing, it’s a great time to tuck into a new book…
STAT unveils a new look, and color. Our executive editor explains why
Dear Readers, Today is an important day in the history of STAT: We have refreshed…
A letter from the executive editor: The 2023 STATUS List
After months of vigorous deliberations, I’m thrilled to announce our 2023 STATUS List — the…
We wish we’d written that: STAT staffers share their favorite stories of 2022
This year, STAT deepened its footholds in a number of coverage areas, from hospitals and…
STAT’s most memorable photos of 2022
Reflecting back on our favorite photographs from 2022, we are struck by how many portraits…
Meet the 2022 STAT Wunderkinds
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A letter from the executive editor: STAT turns 7
Dear Readers, Today, STAT turns 7. I’d like to express my gratitude to readers like…
The 41 best books and podcasts on health and science to check out this summer
With the arrival of summer comes a chance to relax, reflect, and escape the day…
The internet’s funniest doctor is in on the joke
Will Flanary’s days are spent conducting eye exams and cataract surgeries at a private practice…
We wish we’d written that: STAT staffers share their favorite stories of 2021
All through 2021, journalists around the globe have captivated and inspired our staff at STAT….
STAT’s most memorable photos of 2021
In 2021, STAT’s contributing photographers found themselves on the frontlines on the pandemic once again….
Watch: A conversation with the 2021 STAT Wunderkinds
Each year, STAT sets out to celebrate the unheralded heroes of science and medicine, poring…
The 36 best books and podcasts on health and science to check out this summer
In this time of transition, we’re back with our annual list of health, medicine, and…
STAT wants to know your pick for a great summer read or listen
STAT is putting together a list of books and podcasts that deal with health, medicine,…
More than two-thirds of Congress cashed a pharma campaign check in 2020, new STAT analysis shows
WASHINGTON — Seventy-two senators and 302 members of the House of Representatives cashed a check…
Pharma funded more than 2,400 state lawmaker campaigns in 2020, new STAT analysis finds
WASHINGTON — State lawmakers in Oregon have tried to lower high drug prices from nearly…
Here are the contenders for STAT Madness 2021. Voting begins Monday
For science, 2020 was a year like no other, as labs around the world shifted…
We wish we’d written that: STAT staffers share their favorite stories of 2020
It has been a long, tough year unlike any other. As the new coronavirus tore…
STAT’s most memorable photos of 2020
This year was one that no one could have imagined — 2020 has been marked…
Pharma is showering Congress with cash, even as drug makers race to fight the coronavirus
WASHINGTON — The world’s biggest drug makers and their trade groups have cut checks to…
STAT Madness voting ends tonight. Cast your vote for the best innovations in biomedicine
Welcome to the fourth annual STAT Madness, a bracket-style tournament to find the best innovations…
Welcome to STAT Madness
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Here are the contenders for STAT Madness 2020. Voting begins March 2
A DNA microscope. A gene therapy for “bubble boy” disease. The restoration of cellular activity…
STAT’s most memorable photos of 2019
In the last year, STAT’s contributing photographers have been inside operating rooms, kayaked into polluted…
What will 2020 bring for medicine and science? We asked 16 leaders for predictions
Last year, when we asked science and health care soothsayers to peak ahead to 2019,…
We wish we’d written that: STAT staffers share their favorite stories of 2019
As we look back on 2019, we at STAT find ourselves a little jealous. There…
‘You keep loving each other’: A window into dementia at the end of a lifelong partnership
Poul and Else were married for 57 years. For the last four, their granddaughter, photographer…